Do you think the atlas bi-pod would hold up to a 338 or 50 cal ??
18622
the bi-pod will hold up...your question should be will my rail hold up. This bi-pod is top of the line for the price. GREAT Quality!
18623
Yes, I would wager it would. The 338 sure. The 50 if muzzle braked, sure. I had no issue with it on a Remmington 700 7mm Mag. A bolt action 50 with no brake, maybe you are on thin ice, but so is your collarbone. Way more sturdy than a Harris in my opinion.
18624
Had It mounted on a LAR Grizzly Big Boar .50 BMG rifle. The rifle ways 36 lbs. the atlas held up well. However I switched to a sinclair bipod which I prefer.
18625
.338 Yes. I have personally used it on 2 different models. On 50cal it may be a bit light, I have not tried though. .
18626
Haven't tried anything that big. But I can say it seems very strong and sturdy. No issues with it on on AR
18627
I had a shooter with a Barrett 338 next to me this weekend and he said he has had no issues with his rig at all. The 50 is a whole 'nuther step up. The bipod is very well made and I have had no issues using it with my 308.
974770
i don't know, the first one that was sent to me had to be sent back. When I put the piece on the magazine on the front of the rifle and tightened down the hollow set type screw the screw broke and the threads stripped out. I had no problems with the second one, it's just the metal is pretty thin and I'm not sure if it's strong enough to adapt it to work as a support for a bi-pod.
1011218
I have it mounted on an AR-10 (.308) with no problems. They say it is rated up to .50 cal but I can't say I tested that.
2159079
I have one on my Remington 700 varmint in 308. For me, it is great, I know however for some people bipods can be a personal preference. A friend of mine just put one on his Mosin Nagant and he likes it. For the @28 bucks or so it costs, you can't really go wrong, vs a harris bipod which is much more. If you haven't already seen it, Nutnfancy does a great review of this bipod on youtube, its very thorough.
1578628
I no longer own a Trail NP, but, going off my memory, no, mounting a bi-pod would probably interfere with the cocking mechanism. Most people I have seen use shooting sticks.
1582037
I do not load .338 but I believe the die will press out 50 cal so I would assume it would do .338 Lapua
1644473
It will more likely work but not great due to the mosin doesn't have much barrel exposed to mount to. I have both this and a mosin. Though I haven't tried it. I've used this bi-pod on various rifles including a 30-06 that kicks as hard.
485314
I'd say so. I have one with a Judge and plenty of extra ammo, another with 2 .38 Specials and a Judge, another with a S&W; Sigma, a Sccy, and a Taurus .380.
1160911
Bought this for my wife and 3 year old grandson for there Zombie collection, a military 50 cal is what I use for MY ammo, it is heavier but much more durable. This one is lighter and can stand a use of a three yea told with no damage but it depends on what you want it for!
678224
.50 caliber will and i'm doing the same thing. Use these darts: 50 Pack Venom Blowguns® Spearhead Darts for .50 Cal Blowguns
2003324
I wish I could answer that question! I would be glad to round up a 41 magnum and check it for you!? I do love the set up!!
1151579
I've used one for years and it is extremely durable. I've been hand loading 7.62 and using this scope for years and I've never had an issue. It has been used in the field for decades under horrible conditions and has a great track record. I haven't used it personally w .338 win. mag., but I've done some things to this scope I'd be embarrassed to put into writing and it has always kept zero and functioned correctly.
889470
It will PAN/swivel from left to right if you are engaging multiple targets BUT it won't TILT from side to side to correct the cant (the angle your rifle may be tilted in reference to true/magnetic north) for your point of aim. This won't matter under 200 yards but will be very important if you shoot medium to long range eg 300-1000 yards. The Atlas bipod will cant from side to side and hold its position but costs a lot more. The legs adjust for length independently for uneven terrain. In other words, the bipod you need depends on your application, optic (red dot vs rifle scope) and distance you plan to shoot. Otherwise this is a great bipod at a great price. Thanks It will PAN/swivel from left to right if you are engaging multiple targets BUT it won't TILT from side to side to correct the cant (the angle your rifle may be tilted in reference to true/magnetic north) for your point of aim. This won't matter under 200 yards but will be very important if you shoot medium to long range eg 300-1000 yards. The Atlas bipod will cant from side to side and hold its position but costs a lot more. The legs adjust for length independently for uneven terrain. In other words, the bipod you need depends on your application, optic (red dot vs rifle scope) and distance... » Read More It will PAN/swivel from left to right if you are engaging multiple targets BUT it won't TILT from side to side to correct the cant (the angle your rifle may be tilted in reference to true/magnetic north) for your point of aim. This won't matter under 200 yards but will be very important if you shoot medium to long range eg 300-1000 yards. The Atlas bipod will cant from side to side and hold its position but costs a lot more. The legs adjust for length independently for uneven terrain. In other words, the bipod you need depends on your application, optic (red dot vs rifle scope) and distance you plan to shoot. Otherwise this is a great bipod at a great price. Thanks « Show Less
1542305
I have shot mine with a 44 magnum at about 25 to 30 feet away with no damage to the tagets? I would certainly think it would hold up to a 357.
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Mr. Floyd: Yes, I believe this vest should hold between four and six thirty rounder mags for the AK-series weapons. You may only be able to get one mag per pouch because of more curvature on the AK mag than on an AR/M16 version, for which they are actually designed. The pouches are NOT wide and deep enough to hold SKS mags, which have the long, front mounting lip. This is a terrific vest. I put two more AR mags in a Blackhawk belt pouch, and use anchor the whole rig on that same 5.11 Tactical Belt. 250 rounds of rifle ammo and over 100 rounds of pistol ammo is a good bit of firepower; far more than I was able to carry in Vietnam on a patrol. Mr. Floyd: Yes, I believe this vest should hold between four and six thirty rounder mags for the AK-series weapons. You may only be able to get one mag per pouch because of more curvature on the AK mag than on an AR/M16 version, for which they are actually designed. The pouches are NOT wide and deep enough to hold SKS mags, which have the long, front mounting lip. This is a terrific vest. I put two more AR mags in a Blackhawk belt pouch, and use anchor the whole rig on that same 5.11 Tactical Belt. 250 rounds of rifle ammo and over 100 rounds of pistol ammo is a good bit of firepower; far... » Read More Mr. Floyd: Yes, I believe this vest should hold between four and six thirty rounder mags for the AK-series weapons. You may only be able to get one mag per pouch because of more curvature on the AK mag than on an AR/M16 version, for which they are actually designed. The pouches are NOT wide and deep enough to hold SKS mags, which have the long, front mounting lip. This is a terrific vest. I put two more AR mags in a Blackhawk belt pouch, and use anchor the whole rig on that same 5.11 Tactical Belt. 250 rounds of rifle ammo and over 100 rounds of pistol ammo is a good bit of firepower; far more than I was able to carry in Vietnam on a patrol. « Show Less
1152523
I have mine on a .223 It has held up great. Holds zero. For the price I think I would chance it even though the .44 is a beast. That Henry is a heavy rifle though, so it will probably work out. I'm rambling. Hope I helped.
327314
It would be fine for smaller calibers. I would use something more robust for larger ones.